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March 7, 2006 ... instance where they succeeded in overthrowing the military dictatorship? What gives us more hope about this particular ... first 9/11 in 1973, which was an utter catastrophe. The dictatorship in Chile, which is a horror story also led to an ... It has partially liberated itself from the military dictatorship; and in the other countries even more so. So for ...

January 9, 2007 ... little too popular for Washington's liking. After years of dictatorship, El Mocho represented a wide array of groups in ... had been sidelined, the threat of democracy avoided. Dictatorship: The Solution to the "Problem" of Democracy ... Juan Vicente Gómez who came to power a decade later. Dictatorship was much less risky, mostly because it was ...

July 15, 2016 ... Eladio Loizaga, a diplomat left over from the decades-long dictatorship of Gen. Alfredo Stroessner.  The foreign ... dictatorships are not regarded so fondly in Latin America. Dictatorship torture victims included four democratically ... landing on his property.  Since he is from the Stroessner dictatorship’s Colorado Party, he was repeatedly able to ...

February 14, 2012 ... of articles: Date Headline 31/08/99 Opinion: Venezuela's 'dictatorship'   13/12/99 Venezuela leader 'like Mussolini' ... Date Sub-title 02/02/99 'Dictator-in-waiting'   28/08/99 'Dictatorship'   31/08/99 'Dictatorship'   10/09/99 'Dictatorship'   25/09/00 'Towards ...

January 25, 2013 ... in Venezuela in commemoration of the day in 1958 when the dictatorship of Marcos Perez Jimenez was overthrown by a ...

March 28, 2006 ... murders, torture, and disappearances during the 1976-1983 dictatorship. Previously marginalized and excluded groups ...

March 7, 2004 ... to argue that such incidents prove that Venezuela is a dictatorship, as the opposition now almost unanimously does, ... governments in the world today would have to be called dictatorship. The next few days, in which opposition leaders ... impression that the Chavez government is an authoritarian dictatorship, there are some disturbing reports of torture ...

January 27, 2009 ... years to the day after Venezuelans toppled the U.S.-backed dictatorship of Marcos Pérez Jiménez, tens of thousands of ... and against the amendment praised democracy and condemned dictatorship, and accused their counterparts of doing the ...

April 13, 2017 ... need four things: to depict themselves as victims of a dictatorship which is punishing and pursuing them, to make ... of extreme confusion, where only ideas relating to dictatorship, violations of human rights and press freedoms, ...

June 2, 2005 ... of the United States of America, states: " the dictatorship in Venezuela, increasingly repressive and ... Rice, did not say that in Venezuela there is a “ dictatorship ”, but instead an un-democratic government. ... far from converting the current political regime into a dictatorship and a political danger to the region. Any ...

January 5, 2010 The 1990s was the worst that America has ever lived. The debt crisis — with its consequences: IMF, letters of intent, tax adjustments, etc… — Military dictatorships opened the way for it to impose neoliberal governments in almost every continent. We became the world region with the greatest amount of neoliberal governments and their more radical procedures.

January 15, 2012 ... at one point comparing him to Hitler ('Venezuela’s Dictatorship' 31/08/99). … Although BBC News did report the ... to become less overt. Reference is no longer made to a 'dictatorship'; it seems that this battle has, for the most ...

August 4, 2017 ... statement  condemning the Maduro administration as a “dictatorship” for the first time, after right-wing ...

July 10, 2009 ... that they are the spearhead of a "war" against the "dictatorship of Hugo Chavez." The daily newspapers, Heraldo, ...

May 13, 2007 First used in Serbia in 2000, Washington has now perfected a new imperial strategy to maintain its supremacy around the globe. Whereas military invasions and installing dictatorships have traditionally been the way to control foreign populations and keep them out of the way of business, the U.S. government has now developed a new strategy that is not so messy or brutal, and much sleeker; so sleek, in fact, that it’s almost invisible.